Cricut When I Can: inlaid floating die cut technique

Again a awsome technique from Jennifer McGuire Ink and I put it to the test in my craft room and it work well, the only thing I noticed was that the Press N Seal left a slight tacky effect. I will have to try this with different paper and see how it works, I fixed the situation by using my powder bag to de activate some of the tackyness.

I am using a striped embossing folder and just inking it up with Crumb Cake ink on the raised areas.

I am not runing this threw my die cut machine, I am just pressing it closed and all over the surface kind of like a background stamp.

I used Stampin UP Fall Fest dies to cut out the inked paper.

I used Bazzill Candy Corn and Kiwi Crush.

I used an Chocolate Chip marker to free hand color the stems.

My panel is a Heavy Weight Cream card stock from Hobby Lobby cut to 4 by 5 1/4.

After arrangeing my images I added the Press N Seal on top.

I trimmed off the excess.

Here I got smart and figured out my sentiment first and then found a frame that fit around it.

After I cut the frame out I removed it from the mat and added foam to the back of the images.

I added it to anouther panel of Heavy Weight Cream card stock.

At Joann's they had this Kraft paper that is super heavy weight and I love it.

So I used it as my base.

I also cut anouther smaller die to define my sentiment and the larger die.

I cut three hello dies from the same Heavy Weight Cream card stock and glued them together with Tombow Mono Liquid Glue.

I added a Heavy Weight Cream card stock mat on the inside for easy message writing.

My Stampin UP demo is Wendy You can purchase from her and support her by searching for her under the demonstrator section here http://www.stampinup.com/home/en-US/

- Crumb Cake ink

- Mini and Regular dimensionals

- Retired Fall Fest dies

- Retired Chocolate Chip marker

Some basic supplies I use I purchase from Hobby Lobby or Micheal’s with coupons or on sale

Hobby Lobby brand is called The Paper Studio

their website is http://www.hobbylobby.com/home.cfm

- I used their brand Heavy Weight Cream card stock

Micheal’s brand is called Recollections

their website is http://www.michaels.com/

Dollar Store site http://www.dollartree.com/home.jsp

Target Store site http://www.target.com/